Rotary selects Souders as Herrin club president 1971
The Rev. Edward E. Souders was elected president of the Herrin Rotary Club for 1971 72 replacing Charles Heal. Other officers include Bob Jeralds vice president George Van Natta secretary and George Jensen treasurer. New board members are Malcolm Zwick Charles Heal Bill Jack Jack Deason and Doug Bryant with one year terms starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Souders
Herrin Rotary Club
Charles Heal
Bob Jeralds
George van Natta
George Jensen
Malcolm Zwick
Bill Jack
Jack Deason
Doug Bryant
Moose lodge re elects Cecil governor in Carbondale
Cecil reelected governor of Carbondale Lodge 1108 Loyal Order of the Moose. Other officers include Delvin Hol der Jr junior governor, Clif ford Nance prelate, Clarence Morris treasurer, and Ernest Allen junior past governor. Trustees named Ray E. Weiss Howard Joe Pyle Albert Nance with Gilbert Pulcher sergeant at arms Jim Hendrix inner guard and Jack Dusch outer guard.
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Jim Cecil
Carbondale Lodge
The
Loyal Order of the Moose
Delvin Holder Jr
Clifford Nance
Clarence Morris
Ernest Allen
Ray E. Weiss
Joe” Pyle
Albert Nance
Gilbert Pulcher
Jim Hendrix
Jack Dusch
Public favors friendlier U S China ties in poll
A Louis Harris survey of 2,497 U S households finds 70 percent want better U S Communist China relations and 76 percent support a nuclear weapons control accord with Beijing. The poll notes broad public support for more travel trade and sports exchanges with China and cautious optimism about negotiations.
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U.s.-China
Louis Harris
U.S
Peking
United States
China
Russia
Decatur
Ill
Free Clinic Day Proclaimed in Carbondale Fund Drive Planned
The Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight affiliated with Southern Illinois University Air Force ROTC will lead a fund drive for the Carbondale Free Clinic. Mayor Neal Eckert issued the proclamation Tuesday as groups prepare to collect soft drink bottles in student living areas and seek donations on South Illinois Avenue this Saturday.
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Carbondale
Murphysboro Pool Opens for Memorial Day Weekend
The Riverside Pool in Murphysboro will be open 1 to 5 p.m. for Memorial Day weekend from Saturday to Monday. Regular season begins June 5 with 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m. weekends. Season tickets cost 12.50 for individuals and 25 for families, available at Guzette Paint and Wallpaper Store, 1012 Walnut St., or at the pool after Saturday.
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Riverside
Murphysboro
Guzette
Walnut St
Egyptian Music Camp marks 30th anniversary at Du Quoin
Fort Lauderdale writer Paul Yoder and Warren Angell of Oklahoma Baptist University commemorate the 30th anniversary with an Anniversary Festival opening at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds closing concert June 25. Camp director A T Atwood notes Yoder will conduct the band mid camp and will help with a Sousa Library project in Paris this summer. Enrollments exceed 1970 figures as the three week camp runs and the ninth Egyptian Cheerleaders Clinic is capped at 200. A separate note honors retiring Jonesboro Grade School principal George C Rice with a “This is your life” program.
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du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Paul Yoder
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Warren Angel
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
A.T. Atwood
Yoder
Angell
American Bandmasters Association
Paris
France
School honors retiring superintendent and class reunion planned
The Beta Club sponsored a surprise assembly for Rice who will retire after 13 years as superintendent and many years as a teacher. Rice received a gift rocker recliner from students. Murphysboro Township High School Class of 1921 marks 50 years since graduation with a reunion at the Ramada Inn Carbondale starting 3 PM with 50 graduates in 1921 and about 30 expected today. Chairmen are Eisenhauer Ozburn and Rosenberger.
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Rice
Murphysboro Township High School
MTHS
Harry Eisenhauer
Glenn Ozburn
E.R. Rosenberger
Tune in the turned on generation proposal by Coughlin
Joseph S. Coughlin head of the Juvenile Division of the State Department of Corrections urges volunteers and staff to adopt youth idealism and flexibility to relate to young people and to energize the older generation. He notes youth and affluence are not mutually exclusive and announces expansion of youth advisory groups and university partnerships. He spoke at the Governor's Conference on Youth highlighting keeping agencies relevant to the times.
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Joseph S. Coughlin
State Department of Corrections
Coughlin
Juvenile Division
MacDonald
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Souders
Moose Lodge
Cecil
Nixon
Harris Survey
Yoder and
George C. Rice
Jonesboro
Ramada Inn
Kroehler
La-Z-Boy
Banturinea
Kroehler Monsanto
Marion Fairgrounds
Walter E. Wolff
Lindsay-Schaub News Service
Springfield
M &H
Big Star
Weller
W. Main, Carbondale
North 11Th
Miller’s Home
Marion
Illinois
Sem
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